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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
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Move someone to a place
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... finally, Sunstedt and Najera transferred him to the Office’s El Monte Branch, requiring longer commuting.
Would it be possible to say "move someone to a place" to mean "transfer someone to a place"?
... finally, Sunstedt and Najera transferred him to the Office’s El Monte Branch, requiring longer commuting.
Would it be possible to say "move someone to a place" to mean "transfer someone to a place"?
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